Ian Brown wins the 2010 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction

Canadian journalist Ian Brown has won the 2010 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction for his book, The Boy In The Moon: A Father's Search For His Disabled Son. The CAD$25,000 prize was announced earlier this week in Toronto.

Ian Brown is a journalist for The Globe and Mail and is the anchor of TVOntario's Human Edge and The View from Here.

The Boy In The Moon: A Father's Search For His Disabled Son – out in Australia next month – and it follows Brown’s son Walker who was born with a genetic mutation so rare that doctors call it an orphan syndrome.

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Ian Brown wins the 2010 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction

Multi-time winner of the Australian Small Publisher of the Year Award